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Some 9/11 Families Show Support for Mosque Near Ground Zero
A group of religious and civil rights groups and family members of 9/11 victims announced on Wednesday the formation of a new coalition in support of an Islamic community center and mosque near ground zero.

Hundreds Rally Against 'Sharia Mosque' Near Ground Zero

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Over 100 Groups Urge Congress to Preserve Religious Hiring Rights

Ky. High Court: Christian Healthcare Program is Insurance

Va. AG: Local Gov'ts Can Display Religious Holiday Symbols

Study Reveals How U.K. Doctors' Faith Affects End-of-Life Care

LeTourneau University Receives $5M Endowment for Homeschoolers

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Fla. Megachurch Ends Age-Segregated Worship

A Florida megachurch has axed its traditional and contemporary Sunday worship services, refusing to continue down the wide path of segregated worship.

Church

Awkward Is Awesome

I've had awkward moments as a pastor. I've had them as a counselor. I've had them as a traveling evangelist.

Ministries

Theologian Awakens Christians to Reality of Spiritual Warfare

Spiritual warfare is a reality and Christians must realize they have an enemy, exhorted a prominent theologian over the weekend.

Education

Black Christians Debate Abortion as Civil Rights Issue

The niece of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is pushing back against fellow African-American Christians who have accused her of hijacking the civil rights movement for her own political agenda – namely to protect the unborn.

Society

Book Review: 'The Bride Collector' by Ted Dekker

Ted Dekker's new book, The Bride Collector, has set a new standard in a Christian writer's ability to both capture gruesome deaths and portray the power of love and forgiveness.

Culture

Victim of India Violence Rescued from Trafficking Ring

Nearly two years after large-scale anti-Christian violence broke out in India's Kandhamal district, Orissa state, a team working against human trafficking on Aug. 9 rescued a 16-year-old Christian girl – one of at least 60 people sold into slavery after being displaced by the 2008 attacks.

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Life in the Nations: the Stories of Everyday Radicals on the Mission Field

This blog isn't really about missions; you won't find much, if any, discussion of missiology, the theology of missions.

We defer to seminarians to begin those kinds of conversations.

Meanwhile, we hope that "Life in the Nations" serves as an outlet of the quotidian, real-life tales of men and women fulfilling the great commission across the globe.

For us at Adventures in Missions, missions isn't the end (even though we are a missions organization), missions is the means. Jesus instructed His followers to generate more followers, that is, "to make disciples of all nations."

This blog is about sharing the stories of what happens when we take God at His word and do what He says; things like